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The Duke freshman who ratted out a classmate as a porn star is himself a prolific porn purchaser, a top skin-flick distributor claims.

Big-mouthed frat boy Thomas Bagley shells out $1,000 a month as a subscriber to hard-core porn site FacialAbuse.com, according to Mike Kulich, CEO of Monarchy Distribution.

“I would like to thank you for being such a fan of our business,” Kulich wrote in an open letter on the Internet to Bagley.

“I want to commend you for spending the $200 a week your parents send you every week for living expenses wisely. Facial Abuse is a great site! … I like your taste!”

“I want to also commend you on getting accepted into Duke. Great school! I am sure your parents are proud,” Kulich continued. “You are the type of guy that makes our business move.”

Bagley sparked a firestorm when he learned that a female freshman classmate was moonlighting as an adult film actress — and then blabbed to his friends.

The woman, known as “Belle Knox,’’ went public in a blog post, saying she took the lucrative side gig to help pay her $60,000-a-year Duke tuition.

In his missive to Bagley, Kulich offered the freckle-faced freshman $10,000 to star in a Facial Abuse scene with the actress of his choice.

“I want to give you the opportunity to live out all your fantasies,” Kulich wrote.

“Get your ass out and come shoot for us! We will make you a celebrity because it is apparent how much you love porn and attention. 10 grand is a lot of money for a kid like you. Do you know how many porn memberships you could buy with that?”

“They have been very supportive of me,” Knox said. “We’re working really hard to make sure that I’m safe.”

She also confessed that the gig meant more to her than just cold, hard cash.

“To be in porn and to be able to be naked and to be able to be free and have that sexual autonomy, it is so incredibly freeing,” Knox gushed.

She bashed those who have slammed her, claiming that many of them are probably porn viewers themselves.

“I think 80 percent of the world’s traffic on the Internet is pornography,” the women’s studies major said. “And I think that probably every single person at some point in their life has watched pornography.

“So, I think it’s extremely hypocritical that the same society that consumes me is also condemning me.”